Calendar & Events
Events in January 2020
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First Friday Art Walk in Downtown Baker City
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First Friday Art Walk in Downtown Baker CityMonthly art walk in downtown Baker City.
Celebrate the arts on the First Friday of every month in historic downtown Baker City. With numerous participating galleries and local shops showcasing local and regional artists and their work.For more information including a list of participating galleries and featured artists contact the Crossroads Carnegie Art Center or call 541-523-5369
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Sleigh Ride Through Historic Baker City
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Sleigh Ride Through Historic Baker CityEnjoy the thrill of a a Horse Drawn Sleigh (carriage if there is no snow) as you tour the beautiful Baker City Historic District. Make memories while laughing at Ol’ Man Winter. $24 Advance tickets please! Saturday eves through February 29 as seen on Grant's Getaways
Tours depart and end at the Historic Geiser Grand Hotel each Saturday evening mid December through February from 7:30 till 9:30 p.m. $24/seat includes hot drink after in the 1889 Cafe. For more information including reservations call 888-434-7374
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Third Thursday Wine Walk in Downtown Baker City
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Third Thursday Wine Walk in Downtown Baker City
"Raise a glass & raise some funds!" during this monthly community celebration in Downtown Baker City.
A $10 donation gets you a Baker City Downtown logo wine glass and a map of where to get your sip & shop on! Each month BCD will donate a portion of the proceeds to a different local charity. All participating businesses will be open from 5pm-8pm and serving samples of different wines.
The unWINEd Wine Walk STARTS at Hatch (2019 Main Street).
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Live Music Saint John and the Revelations at Barley Brown's Tap House
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Live Music Saint John and the Revelations at Barley Brown's Tap HouseLive music with Seattle based Saint John and the Revelations starting at 7 p.m. at Barley Brown's Tap House in downtown Baker City
Live Music Saint John and the Revelations at Barley Brown's Tap House
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Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre hosts the "Killer Keyz" Fundraiser for the Orpheum Theatre Restoration
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Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre hosts the "Killer Keyz" Fundraiser for the Orpheum Theatre RestorationA fundraiser for the construction fund for the Baker ORPHEUM Theatre.
Killer Keyz is the top-rated Dueling Pianos show in the country, awarded and maintaining the coveted 5 Star rating over seventeen consecutive years! Their exuberant performances thrill clients and fill venues across the nation with all request high-energy audience interactive performances. Each entertainer performs songs directly from the audience’s requests, creating their own special blend of hilarity, excitement and musical favorites delighting guests of all ages.
Tickets $20 available online Here
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Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre presentation of "Stiff Cuffs"
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Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre presentation of "Stiff Cuffs"In a laundromat, 45 minutes after the New Year, sits Haynes Kittridge, a woman with a master list of resolutions and a fetish for Shakespeare. Enter Billy, an impulsive, roguishly handsome man who hopes to rendezvous at the laundromat and run off with his best friend’s wife. At first he is anxious to get rid of Haynes. But somehow, we know it is only a question of time before they, in the tradition of all couples who hate each other on sight, fall in love. Or will Billy’s dream woman show up and run off with him before the almost inevitable happens? What makes the contest so lively is the caliber of verbal boxers in this particular match. Haynes is forthright and quick, but also a bit of a prig and a fussbudget. Billy is street smart and romantic, but also childish and hypersensitive. Towards the end of their sparring, we are treated a of bizarre referee of sorts in the character of a transvestite. and by the final fade to black, both Billy and Haynes have changed. One act has loosened up and the other has softened.
Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre presentation of "Stiff Cuffs"
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Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre presentation of "Stiff Cuffs"
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Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre presentation of "Stiff Cuffs"In a laundromat, 45 minutes after the New Year, sits Haynes Kittridge, a woman with a master list of resolutions and a fetish for Shakespeare. Enter Billy, an impulsive, roguishly handsome man who hopes to rendezvous at the laundromat and run off with his best friend’s wife. At first he is anxious to get rid of Haynes. But somehow, we know it is only a question of time before they, in the tradition of all couples who hate each other on sight, fall in love. Or will Billy’s dream woman show up and run off with him before the almost inevitable happens? What makes the contest so lively is the caliber of verbal boxers in this particular match. Haynes is forthright and quick, but also a bit of a prig and a fussbudget. Billy is street smart and romantic, but also childish and hypersensitive. Towards the end of their sparring, we are treated a of bizarre referee of sorts in the character of a transvestite. and by the final fade to black, both Billy and Haynes have changed. One act has loosened up and the other has softened.
Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre presentation of "Stiff Cuffs"
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Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre presentation of "Stiff Cuffs"
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Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre presentation of "Stiff Cuffs"In a laundromat, 45 minutes after the New Year, sits Haynes Kittridge, a woman with a master list of resolutions and a fetish for Shakespeare. Enter Billy, an impulsive, roguishly handsome man who hopes to rendezvous at the laundromat and run off with his best friend’s wife. At first he is anxious to get rid of Haynes. But somehow, we know it is only a question of time before they, in the tradition of all couples who hate each other on sight, fall in love. Or will Billy’s dream woman show up and run off with him before the almost inevitable happens? What makes the contest so lively is the caliber of verbal boxers in this particular match. Haynes is forthright and quick, but also a bit of a prig and a fussbudget. Billy is street smart and romantic, but also childish and hypersensitive. Towards the end of their sparring, we are treated a of bizarre referee of sorts in the character of a transvestite. and by the final fade to black, both Billy and Haynes have changed. One act has loosened up and the other has softened.
Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre presentation of "Stiff Cuffs"
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An evening of music with John Lowell at Churchill School
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An evening of music with John Lowell at Churchill SchoolJohn Lowell is a man at ease with himself. The musical terrain he occupies, whether his songs or others, is steeped in the tradition of storytelling. The combination of honesty and authenticity bolster the ease of the relationship between himself, his music, and his audience. John’s abilities as a singer, songwriter, guitarist, and human being are inseparable.
Churchill Dancehall Doors open at 6 pm and show at 6:30
Tickets $8 in advance at Sweet Wife Baking and MC Taco Bus
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Band of Drifters in Concert at Churchill School
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Band of Drifters in Concert at Churchill SchoolThe Band of Drifters plays Modern American Roots Music and they encourage you to dance. Based mostly in Montana & Tennessee, the band also includes players from all over the country; keeping the music varied in arrangement, instrumentation, and regional influences. Their sets draw from country, folk and blues traditions with an emphasis on original songs, done in the old style.
Churchill Dancehall Doors open at 6 pm and show at 6:30
Tickets $8 in advance at Sweet Wife Baking and MC Taco Bus.
$10 at the doorsEastern Oregon Regional Theatre presentation of "Stiff Cuffs"–
Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre presentation of "Stiff Cuffs"In a laundromat, 45 minutes after the New Year, sits Haynes Kittridge, a woman with a master list of resolutions and a fetish for Shakespeare. Enter Billy, an impulsive, roguishly handsome man who hopes to rendezvous at the laundromat and run off with his best friend’s wife. At first he is anxious to get rid of Haynes. But somehow, we know it is only a question of time before they, in the tradition of all couples who hate each other on sight, fall in love. Or will Billy’s dream woman show up and run off with him before the almost inevitable happens? What makes the contest so lively is the caliber of verbal boxers in this particular match. Haynes is forthright and quick, but also a bit of a prig and a fussbudget. Billy is street smart and romantic, but also childish and hypersensitive. Towards the end of their sparring, we are treated a of bizarre referee of sorts in the character of a transvestite. and by the final fade to black, both Billy and Haynes have changed. One act has loosened up and the other has softened.
Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre presentation of "Stiff Cuffs"
